Amen, Avenger.

I put most of the blame on the assistant coaches and the players themselves. This offense was loaded with seniors and played like freshmen - dropped passes, interceptions and fumbles.

Tubbs can't play for them and the ass't coaches have to do their jobs. Tubb's has to make some adjustments off season to the coaching staff or nothing will improve.

(11-25-2015 01:51 AM)rtaylor Wrote:  

(11-24-2015 11:52 PM)Love and Honor Wrote:  I hope he stays as long as he wants. Tubs strikes me as the kind of guy who's cashing his paychecks and spending quite a bit of time on the golf course until he retires, and that helps Miami rebuild while UC stalls. I don't foresee a monumental collapse coming from Clifton, but UC is the kind of place that needs an up-and-comer (i.e. Dantonio, Kelly, Jones) instead of a retread to stay very strong.

That is such a nice fantasy, you need a blankie?

Do you think ten years from now that UC fans will look at the Tubs era better than the three other coaches I listed? And BTW, I never said that that will happen, only that you won't be as strong with Tubs at the helm.

(11-25-2015 04:25 PM)Love and Honor Wrote:  

(11-25-2015 01:51 AM)rtaylor Wrote:  

(11-24-2015 11:52 PM)Love and Honor Wrote:  I hope he stays as long as he wants. Tubs strikes me as the kind of guy who's cashing his paychecks and spending quite a bit of time on the golf course until he retires, and that helps Miami rebuild while UC stalls. I don't foresee a monumental collapse coming from Clifton, but UC is the kind of place that needs an up-and-comer (i.e. Dantonio, Kelly, Jones) instead of a retread to stay very strong.

That is such a nice fantasy, you need a blankie?

Do you think ten years from now that UC fans will look at the Tubs era better than the three other coaches I listed? And BTW, I never said that that will happen, only that you won't be as strong with Tubs at the helm.

Damn bourbon is the devil! Unless he dramatically turns things around next year there is no way he will be looked at very favorably.

(11-25-2015 04:25 PM)Love and Honor Wrote:  

(11-25-2015 01:51 AM)rtaylor Wrote:  

(11-24-2015 11:52 PM)Love and Honor Wrote:  I hope he stays as long as he wants. Tubs strikes me as the kind of guy who's cashing his paychecks and spending quite a bit of time on the golf course until he retires, and that helps Miami rebuild while UC stalls. I don't foresee a monumental collapse coming from Clifton, but UC is the kind of place that needs an up-and-comer (i.e. Dantonio, Kelly, Jones) instead of a retread to stay very strong.

That is such a nice fantasy, you need a blankie?

Do you think ten years from now that UC fans will look at the Tubs era better than the three other coaches I listed? And BTW, I never said that that will happen, only that you won't be as strong with Tubs at the helm.

Why are you so fixated on UC? We are not even rivals.

Tubbs will get an extension soon.

With the coaching exodus this year, Tubs is poised for a good year next year. Good young QB too...

(11-24-2015 08:49 PM)True Bearcat Wrote:  Check out this article from The Cincinnati Enquirer:

Tuberville apologizes for UC 'disaster'

http://cin.ci/1HkRm8i

Anyone who apologizes in the media knows their seat is on fire.

And anyone who offers the same apology week after week after week? Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.

(11-25-2015 11:57 AM)mac6115cd Wrote:  Amen, Avenger.

I put most of the blame on the assistant coaches and the players themselves. This offense was loaded with seniors and played like freshmen - dropped passes, interceptions and fumbles.

Tubbs can't play for them and the ass't coaches have to do their jobs. Tubb's has to make some adjustments off season to the coaching staff or nothing will improve.

Totally agree with mac6115cd n Avenger

Come next season Cincinnati will look brilliant and coach Tubbs will be get plenty praise from Cincinnati country.